bicluster_network | R Documentation |
The function computes a bicluster network based on a selected similarity metric. A similarity cut-off is calculated using randomized biclusters (the bicluster size distribution is kept).
bicluster_network( bics, mat, n_randomizations = 5, MARGIN = "both", metric = 4, n_steps = 100, plot_edge_dist = TRUE, sn_ratio = TRUE, error_threshold = 0.05, return_plot_data = FALSE, prob_scale = FALSE, prl = FALSE )
bics |
A list of bicluster objects. |
mat |
The matrix used for biclustering. |
n_randomizations |
The number of randomizations for cut-off estimation. (The mean of all randomizations is used). |
MARGIN |
Margin over which the similarity is computed. Can be "row", "column", "mean" (In this case the mean of row and column similarity is used) or "both" (In this case the similarity between all the datapoints of biclusters is used). |
metric |
The similarity metric same as
in |
n_steps |
Number of points where the difference between randomizations and the real data is evaluated. |
plot_edge_dist |
Show the plots for cut-off estimation with the error model. |
sn_ratio |
If |
error_threshold |
If |
return_plot_data |
Please do not use outside of the package. |
prob_scale |
Scale similarity by the probability of an
overlap equal of higher to the observed one. The scaling is
done by multiplying the similarity
with |
prl |
Compute the similarity matrix using multiple
cores (works only for |
An object of class bicluster_net
.
m <- matrix(seq(1:16), nrow=4) # m <- matrix(rnorm(10000), nrow=100) # bics <- c(run_fabia(m), run_isa(m), run_plaid(m)) # bicluster_network(bics, m)
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